Will I love Archer's Voice?

Bree is a fantastic female character, defined by her kindness, taking a break in a small town after the violent death of her father. In her search for peace, she is drawn to Archer, the village mute and recluse.

This story is heartbreakingly sweet, and Bree’s openness is something fresh and uplifting. It shines a spotlight on realistic emotional healing through both characters, forcing the reader to question judgments we often make as a society around disability. 

On the New Adult side of contemporary romance, Archer’s Voice is heartfelt escapism at its best.

The heroine seeks to find a moment of peace in the quiet Lakeside town of Pelion, Maine. Both hero and heroine hold an element of innocence that leaves you wanting them to succeed, while Mia Sheridan does an impressive job of building the character arc of silent hero, Archer Hale.

And yes, I mean he’s literally silent—whilst still being a hugely intriguing and fully developed character.

This is a book for those who like wounded characters and against-the-odds battles of will.

This is another great story of survival and the healing power of love. I was touched by the characters and their struggles. I’m not always a fan of descriptions, as I get wrapped up in the character, but Mia Sheriden writes beautifully and her images convey so much emotion, not just stage setting! Since so much of healing from abuse has to do with recovering and healing memories, I use a lot of flashbacks in my books. Archer’s Voice does this very well, using Bree's POV and flashback scenes from Archer's childhood. Many of the scenes are almost too painful… show more.

There’s a reason this book is rated “Top Romance of All Time.” Archer Hale will always hold a special place in my heart. He is a captivating charater with a devestating history who makes my heart swell and eyes burn. It taught me that communication doesn’t always need to be vocalized and love bleeds through actions. There are beautiful love stories, and there is Archer’s Voice.